Miles Davis' On The Corner owns

Betty Davis' They Say I'm Different owns

Can's Tago Mago owns

(tryna avoid shit like The Beatles White Albums owns or whatever...we all know that shit owns.)

Family Fodder's Monkey Banana Kitchen owns

The Harold Land Quintet's The Fox owns

Just about anything Max Roach contributed to owned

but specifically Max Roach's Garvey's Ghost off the Percussion Bitter Sweet LP owned

actually the entire Percussion Bitter Sweet album owns. Eric Dolphy and Booker Little are on there doing their thing.

The main thing is the percussion of course because I mean...its a Max Roach album.

The Ganelin Trio's Live In East Germany owns.

Free jazz from Soviet Russia. Dig it etc.

John Coltrane Quartet's Africa/Brass owns.

Amon Duul II's Phallus Dei owns. (if you're not into psychedelic noise freak outs then just power through about half the first track and i promise it'll start to hit)

Amon Duul's Yeti owns.

XOR Gate's Conic Sections owns

Test Dept's Beating The Retreat owns.

btw i'm just adding these as they occur to me or discover them. just in a whole jazz/experimental mindset lately.

Can's Monster Movie's owns

Jah Wobble, The Edge & Holger Dzukay's Snakecharmer EP owns

The Brotherhood's Elementalz owns.

Nick Cave's Murder Ballads own...so does everything by The Birthday Party....don't really like Nick Cave stuff outside of that so far sorry

Amira Saqati's Agdal Reptiles on Majoun owns.

Jonzun Crew's Lost In Space owns.

Miles Davis' Sketches of Spain owns.

Maurice Ravel's Piano Concerto for the Left Hand owns.

The Master Musicians Of Jajouka's Brian Jones Presents the Pipes of Pan at Jajouka owns.

Meant for the village's most important religious festival, Aid el Kbir. The fest's ritual of dressing a young boy as Bou Jeloud, the Goat God in the skin of a freshly slaughtered goat, involved the child's running to spread panic thru the village as musicians played with abandon.

dope

Yoko Ono's Fly owns and so Does Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band. I think its better than John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band.

Yoko Owno lol

i'm p sure she used to follow everyone back way back when but whatevs

The Pop Group's Y owns

John Foxx-era Ultravox owns

Crass (all of it) owns

Pre-90s The Cramps own...i don't know a lot of their shit before that. They're rockabilly influenced so its very well the case they came out as racists or something. anyway whatever.

Gorilla Biscuits' Start Today owns

Nilsson Schmilsson owns

Iannis Xenakis' Pleiades owns.

I cannot stress this enough: Sonny Rollins' Saxophone Colossus owns.

It is, paws down ( ;3 but no srsly), my fave jazz album of all time. If you have a hard time with jazz I completely recommend it as a gateway into the genre. Its "easy" while also hinting at free jazz to come

I also recommend Miles Davis' A Kind of Blue, Cannonball Adderly's Mercy Mercy Mercy (Live [but not actually live]) and the Getz/Gilberto album as good jazz gateways.

from there hit up Miles Davis' Bitches Brew, Albert Ayler, John Coltrane and Charles Mingus.

Oh yeah anything but Dizzie Gillespie is outstanding imo. Another good starting point.

Herbie Hancock's The New Standard owns.

There's a lot better H.H. albums to recommend but its one I just discovered now and I'm liking it. Its a little gimmicky and smooth and I've never been a big John Scofield fan but its fun. Ok maybe it doesn't own but worth a listen

the soundtrack to Down By Law by @lurie_john owns.

i feel like tagging the artist i should add something meaningful here but i just discovered it and don't got too much to say. anyway later

Melt-Banana's Scratch or Stitch owns.

New Kingdom's Paradise Don't Come Cheap owns

Sonic Youth's Confusion is Sex owns...uh actually their whole discography I guess. I would just end up posting every single album otherwise.